You don’t always get to choose your brand. Sometimes, it starts to form long before you’ve named it — built quietly through your references, your rhythm, your point of view — until one day, it speaks for you louder than you speak for yourself.

London for people who like to notice the details. Read our city guide for the design-inclined — from quietly beautiful museums and coffee shops to concept stores, curated bookshops, and day trips that put art, architecture, and atmosphere first.

Women are choosing jewellery differently these days—less for trends, more for meaning. From rings made with inherited gold to sculptural pieces that double as quiet statements, today’s most thoughtful designers are reshaping what it means to adorn. This piece looks at the shift through stories of craft, sentiment, and the slow rituals we carry.

In luxury retail, the store is no longer just a place to shop—it’s an experience. In this feature, design experts Catherine Kurz and Sowmini Suresh share their insights on how interior design is reshaping consumer experiences and setting the stage for the future of luxury retail.

This year’s Met Gala isn’t just a red carpet — it’s a response. With Superfine: Tailoring Black Style at its core, the night traces a lineage of Black sartorial expression, from resistance to refinement. We unpack the cultural weight behind the exhibition, how “dressing to theme” becomes a conversation, and the quiet choreography between brands and celebrities that shapes the spectacle.

From weddings to product shots to quiet moments at home, everyday visuals are being shaped with more intention than ever. A reflection on how design has become a language we all speak — even if we don’t realise it.

Easter’s pastel tones and foil-wrapped icons have always been playful — but this year, they feel especially timely. In a world leaning into softness, comfort, and tactility, Easter is more than a holiday. It’s a design moment.

The rise of supper clubs marks a shift in how we gather — slower, more intentional, designed to be felt. In this feature, we step inside The Dinner Circle, where Jessamine-Bliss Bell and Jesse Decore are turning dinner into a curated experience. It’s not about the menu, but the atmosphere, the rhythm, and the quiet design of connection.

In this edit, we explore how the homes we create reflect the lives we lead. Abby, Kimberley and Tash invite us into their spaces — each one shaped by memory, intention and a strong sense of personal style. From sculptural centrepieces to secondhand treasures, they share the objects they’re loving right now and the stories behind them.

Paris is a city that wears its history with effortless charm: haute couture stitched into its avenues, the whisper of past icons lingering in its cafés. It is a city for the dreamers, the collectors and the connoisseurs of beauty. This guide takes you on a journey of Paris through the eyes of The Curator.

Some pieces in our wardrobe are more than just clothes — they’re archives of who we once were. But in a world that prioritises decluttering and fast fashion, what happens to the objects that hold meaning? And why do we keep certain pieces, even if we never wear them again?

See how style weaves the past into the present.

Step inside an evening where art, conversation and stylish curation come together. Read more about our collaboration with The Salon for their London debut and how they’re redefining the modern gathering.

When Catarina Alexandre moved to Luxembourg, she saw an opportunity to bring people together through art. She created Canopus Studio as a space for creativity and conversation, but it quickly became something more.

Now, as she brings it to Paris, the vision is growing with literary salons, cultural discussions and new collaborations.

Nikola Vasakova never expected to build a global network for women in film. A moment steered her toward digital media, where she saw how video could engage audiences in new ways. Drawn to this evolving form of storytelling, she soon found herself on an entirely new career path.

A candlelit soirée, a seafood feast and two tables of brilliant women — what more could we ask for? Last Friday at Morchella, we gathered over a Mediterranean spread, drifting between tables as conversations unfolded on personal style.

At The Last Soirée, we believe friendship is the purest form of love — the kind that sees you, inspires you and chooses you, always! We spoke with two incredible women (and past soirée guests) to talk about the connections formed at The Last Soirée, what love means to them and the little ways they express it every day.

Katie McGowan’s journey in creating Wavism began with a simple resolution to reconnect with her creativity. A breakthrough moment during a life drawing lesson led her to develop a style that celebrates the feminine form, empowering women to see themselves as they wish to be seen.

With an eye for the unique and the unforgettable, this Lisbon City Guide is your key to uncovering the city’s magic. From sun-soaked cafés and buzzing wine bars to stunning design spots and cultural hideaways, consider this your curated roadmap to experiencing Lisbon’s charm like a local.

Well Read isn’t just a bookstore — it’s a thoughtfully designed third space where books, people and ideas come together. Founder Kaitlyn Davies shares her vision for creating a space in Lisbon that invites connection.